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B-Stock, a business-to-business marketplace for returned, excess, and other liquidation merchandise, has secured $65 million in funding.
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“B-Stock is the clear leader in the online liquidation space having delivered massive value to a long list of global, blue-chip customers. CEO and co-founder Howard Rosenberg and his team are enabling their retail clients to achieve higher recovery, better data and insights, more efficient processes, and a more liquid marketplace,” said Pete Jensen, Managing Director of Spectrum Equity. “As more retailers and manufacturers increasingly focus on reverse logistics and liquidation of excess inventory, the company is well positioned for continued growth, and we are eager to partner with them to help in that process.”
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